. >> i archbishop mitty high school ask will be going to the university of chicago in the fall. >> this scholar wants to use skills to make change. through political advocacy. >> i'm only 17. i can't vote. but i recognize that there is a place for me in the political process that is through lobbying our legislature autos she says the lack of civic engagement is prompting her to found the mitty advocacy project. >> we have a voice. l is a lot of youth in the area, why don't we come together and make impact change on issue that's mean the most to us? >> this is about taking what i'm blessed to have. >> and this chosen path is make policy decisions herself, maybe holding a power position here at san francisco city hall, and eventually, the white house. >> president of the united states. it's a stretch right now but i'm after college after a few years of work i want to get involved in the political scene. part start from the bottom, work together top. >> this is what td country needs, people ask why is there gridlock? i think owe to some degree a failure of leadership. and she's the type of

mitty reopen portions of the ngo line today after crews worked around the clock for nine consecutive days. install new ramps a new road roads and new power lines. a lot of the work targeted a torras trouble spots like the track switch at church minnis says the work should improve service. >>> is said sunshine is coming our way. >>> i'd heard that. >>> otherwise the world and have this huge bill that to the transit and then it will dispel the clouds but shouldn't it does look like as if all get good northwesterly winds and that the skies were clear dramatically and with a very nice job is. a very nice shot of the full month after a partial their clubs this morning it's not in fine fashion for the bay area but you don't actually pick up rain that happens about as a third of the time during the first week of june from about 330500 spindles will and tonight it will be warmer by mid week mar looks clear is just a few tiny little showers out there but not much to speak of. such tomorrow will be looking for the numbers to improve a little bit after the drop like a set of car keys it really

chairman, senator shelby and members of the mitty. you are all probably familiar with the concept of the law and the instrument but you may know it as the law of the hammer. if you are holding a hammer everything looks like a nail. that concept is supposed to be a warning not to use reflexively a familiar tool in response to every problem but i must confess that the longer i taught and wrote in the area of financial regulation the more convinced i became in the centrality of strong standards. my time at the federal reserve has not changed my mind. on the contrary, a series of events most recently the jp morgan loss has only reinforced my conclusion. a bank with a strong capital position can absorb losses fraup unexpected sources whether external shocks to the economy, the insolvency of important counter parties or failures of risk management within the firm. strong buffers ensure that losses are born by share holders of the bank and not by taxpayers either directly through bailout or indirectly through a major effect on an economy. so

good description of how the war on terror in pakistan has been counterproductive it's created in the mitty towards the pakistani government thirty five thousand to forty five thousand pakistanis have lost their lives why do you think the united states pursues. its agenda its during drone strikes in pakistan if if the us ambassador even is writing back saying that it's counterproductive what is the driving forces from the us. well julian i think it's because of the the just like us the policy in us is being driven by a budget and it's the this is the army people who would produce clothes because only the military people always think of military solutions if you look at it here and you listen to i think it was a general magnum r r r i just remember a lot of dough and him well they're all saying we're back and it's sixty's that we've done the corner we're about to win the war of a few moments a few more moments and this would do the trick so the generals always think like that. one final question iran. have you met a.q. . and what do you think about the father of the pakistani nuclear bomb. i

we are doing "the secret life of walter mitty." >> jimmy: i love kristen wiig. [ cheers and applausee. you moved the whole family back to new york. >> yes i did. we moved back here about a year and a half ago. >> jimmy: are you loving it? >> i am. i wanted my kids to have -- i grew up in the city. so, i wanted my kids to have a feeling of new york and, you know. but it's changed so much. >> jimmy: really? >> well, new york in the '70s was just -- it was much funkier, and you know, kind of a little more edgy. you know? the upper west side in the '70s was kind of like a dangerous sesame street. [ laughter ] you know, there was like a lot of singing going on. >> jimmy: yeah. >> there was a mean guy who was living in a trash can. [ laughter ] but, mainly he was trying to sell us speed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. a little different than oscar. >> yeah. but, now like times square, it's all cleaned up. i took my kids to times square and i pointed to the m&m store and said, "there's hookers in there." >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> i don't want them to get soft, you know? >> jimmy: yeah,